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BACKOUT=AUTO

This option specifies the default for BACKOUT recovery. Valid values are AUTO and NO. AUTO is the default value. With this default value, if you are running with a 

Recovery Management for Db2

 password, any point-in-time recovery uses BACKOUT AUTO. If you are not using a 

Recovery Management for Db2

 password, point-in-time recoveries use a standard forward recovery.

You can override the value of the BACKOUT installation option at runtime by using the BACKOUT option on the OPTIONS command (BACKOUT).

For more information about BACKOUT AUTO recovery, see Using-BACKOUT-AUTO-recovery.

If you do not want BACKOUT AUTO to be the default value, change the BACKOUT installation option to BACKOUT NO.

If the site type in DSNZPARM is a recovery site, BMC AMI Recover uses BACKOUT NO as the default value. If you are doing disaster recovery at local site (site type is local site in DSNZPARM), you should set the BACKOUT installation option to NO for disaster recovery.

Related topics

Descriptions-of-installation-options

Quick-reference-of-BMC-AMI-Recover-installation-options



 

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